Hero Smart Dispenser – See if you qualify with Medicare

A remote care program lets a physician-led care team support your treatment on an ongoing basis, with a personalized care plan. A connected device like Hero shows them how your medication routine is going. These programs are made up of services that may be covered by Medicare.

These programs are intended for people with Medicare who are managing ongoing health conditions. A Hero-partnered provider confirms eligibility. The quickest way to find out is to complete the short eligibility form, and there's no cost to check.

If you enroll, Hero is included as part of your covered care, at reduced or no cost. Depending on your plan, co-pays, co-insurance, and deductibles may apply. If you have supplemental coverage, such as a Medigap plan, it may cover some or all of these costs. During enrollment, the provider will explain how costs generally work with your coverage, before you commit to anything.

The provider you selected in your application reviews it and schedules a short virtual visit to confirm your fit and explain how costs work, with no commitment at that stage. If you're approved and decide to enroll, Hero ships to you.

No. The care team works alongside your primary care doctor and any specialists you already see.

The care team helps you get set up with Hero, reviews your medication adherence with you during regular check-ins, and helps coordinate your care with your other doctors.

Yes, with your permission. You decide who stays in the loop.

Yes. Your reports are yours to share with your doctors, specialists, or pharmacist.

Yes. Hero is also available as a self-pay subscription, for as low as $1 a day.

Yes. You can switch to a different provider, where more than one is available in your area, or leave the program if it's no longer right for you. If you leave and want to keep using Hero, you can switch to a self-pay subscription. Otherwise, you'll need to return the device.